Attack in Turkey Kills 7 Soldiers

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 3:42PM EDT / Published Sep. 25, 2012 2:17PM EDT

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A bombing in eastern Turkey killed at least seven soldiers on Tuesday in what is suspected to be a carried out by the Kurdistan Workers Pary. The soldiers were driving through the city of Tunceli when a vehicle filled with explosives detonated near their armored truck. The terrorist group was founded in 1984 with the goal of creating a Kurdish state, and it has been responsible for several attacks on military targets in recent months. A week ago, PPK fighters killed 10 soldiers and injured at least 60 others when they attacked a military convoy in eastern Turkey.

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Attack in Turkey Kills 7 Soldiers

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